These hardening games are characterized in terms of payoffs, players, the comparability of soft accounting information, and the rules of the games that are expected to emerge.
13 They also had appropriate randomisation, comparability of clusters, accounting for cluster effect, and no loss of clusters to follow-up (table 1).
For comparability and to account for past management, all scenarios started at the beginning of a rotation at equilibrium conditions of the reference scenarios, i.e., with equilibrium C stocks in the litter, soil and product pools and zero biomass.
Only one study per country was selected, taking into account comparability to the sample in Tonga, and representativeness of the country under study (using conventional criteria for representativeness, e.g. a national study was preferred over a local study).
But this, claims David Schmid of PricewaterhouseCoopers, another accountancy firm, is not a problem: "Transparency is the greater goal in accounting, not comparability".
Better data quality – improved timeliness, accuracy, reliability and comparability of reported environmental accounting data.
But data quality and measurement problems in external environmental accounting mean comparability and reliability of reported environmental data are compromised.
We interpret the field evidence as indicating that the hardening games that emerge depend on who the players are and the comparability of their soft accounting information.
Therefore, countries "should take action to conserve and enhance sinks", and "shall promote environmental integrity, transparency, accuracy, completeness, comparability and consistency" in accounting towards their NDCs.
In addition to MongoDB support as the primary selection criterion, we have also taken into account other comparability and industry relevance criteria: (i) JPA support, (ii) search support via JPQL, (iii) maturity and level of ongoing development activity.
